The end of the Amarillo Sod Poodles homestand was literally a washout.

Following a rainout after a two-hour delay on Monday night, the first in franchise history, the Sod Poodles were scheduled to host the Arkansas Travelers in a doubleheader Tuesday at Hodgetown in a pair of seven-inning games. But the first doubleheader in Sod Poodles history was called on a account of the second rainout in Hodgetown history, as the threat of severe weather canceled the scheduled twinbill.

The two missed contests will not be made up, as the Travelers aren't scheduled to return to town until Aug. 30 for the final series of the regular season for both teams. All tickets from Monday's and Tuesday's games are considered rain checks and are valid for any remaining 2019 regular season game, excluding July 4.

As it turned out, the series with Arkansas was a wash for the Sod Poodles. The two teams split their first two meetings of the series Saturday and Sunday.

Saturday night saw the first official rain delay of a game at Hodgetown. It lasted just over two hours as the Travelers held off a late Sod Poodles rally for a 7-4 victory.

With today a scheduled off day, that leaves a three-day gap in action for the Sod Poodles, who open a four-game series at Corpus Christi on Thursday. The only other break equal to that is the Texas League All-Star break June 24-26.

The Sod Poodles return home for a three-game series against Midland next Monday.